Sentence examples for condition relatively from inspiring English sources

One mother of a grown man with schizoaffective disorder said her son's condition, relatively stable for 15 years, declined when the department started pushing him to become more independent.

Introduction The mesenteric ischemia is a condition relatively rarely.

It's difficult to articulate exactly what directness or immediacy involves in the present context, but some examples should make the import of this condition relatively clear.

Under the optimum reaction condition, relatively uniform SWCNTs with a mean diameter of 1.28 nm can be synthesized without any treatments of C60 prior to CVD.

Because of the Allende's un-equilibrated condition (relatively unaltered meteorite), olivines cover the entire solid solution range in terms of Mg vs. Fe content.

(See: Domino's Knocked Over) "We feel the industry risks are countered by the company’s relatively high market capitalization, solid financial condition, relatively stable earnings profile and solid cash flows aided by the company’s franchised structure".

"You can de-condition relatively quickly, lose muscle bulk, lose bone-mineral density and some of your cardio respiratory fitness or aerobic fitness," Dr Parnis told SBS. "If you do lose bone-mineral density, it isn't easy necessarily to get that back.

Under those conditions, "relatively firm" will not cut it.

Most of the state experiences arid to semiarid conditions; only in the northeast are conditions relatively humid.

Until these conditions – relatively unlikely but still quite possible conditions, mind you – Labour could pull off a 13-seat plurality of seats, while sneaking in third place in the national popular vote.

This fluvial system formed probably under climatic conditions relatively drier than today's.